Wago Lever Nut 221 415 Conductor Connectors Review

2022 release. They hold loads up to 32 A perfectly. Do not listen to smart people who have all spring-type terminals from Wago, including very good Chinese-made copies on them. Therefore, they advise them to put only on lighting. These terminals are original, so it is worth considering 2 points: 1) Despite the fact that they are spring-loaded, although the springs are of high quality, it is not worth putting them in maintenance-free boxes / hard-to-reach places. 2) Choose the right protection…

High-quality, compact terminal blocks for quick installation. Forget about collective-farm twists and electrical tape. Once and it's done. I use it mainly for lighting :)

The seller put a few disposable terminal blocks as a gift. Got pros: Cheaper than buying 1 piece. The price came out even lower than on Aliexpress, while it looks like the terminals are original. Terminal blocks are compact, transparent, it is convenient to connect wires. In the center there is a recessed contact for testing the voltage with an indicator screwdriver Has cons: This is not a drawback, just a wish, it’s not so often that you need to connect exactly 5 wires, it would be better for…

I discovered the Wago terminal blocks for myself in 2022) argued a lot with colleagues and acquaintances, but remained unconvinced. Since then, all electrics have been made on Wago terminal blocks in three apartments and two cottages, including on the street. During all this time, there have never been any problems. I am very satisfied and recommend to buy)

I wanted this item to work well and save me the wire nuts. Unfortunately they didn't work well. The wires came out several times. And yes! I made sure to insert the wires until they couldn't go any further. I even tried wrapping the plugs and wires in electrical tape to keep them from coming out of the plug, but one or two still came out. Not sure if this batch was defective or premature but they didn't fit me. Also, according to the label on the plastic bag they came in, it appears to have…

Connecting electrical wires is a talent that electricians develop after doing it thousands of times. Keep the wires together. Twisting with electric pliers. Screwing on a wire nut. Make sure they've removed enough insulation, but not too much. During the process, protect the wires from rotting. And you get a switch box full of wire nuts. Suffice it to say that new electricians (like homeowners) may find this process MUCH more difficult than they anticipate. Lever nuts make the process…

I like: They clean up to use, leave up and wire in. (I removed the standard nuts in case I wanted to go back) Perfect for tight spaces (Used in a small switch box surrounded by unforgiving concrete.) Dislikes I broke off the plastic lever (small plastic so be careful) fairly easily with them are expensive . With multiple pins going into one connector, I worry that it will break when connections are moved in tight spaces. Would I Buy Again: Yes, would I buy regular nuts? I think so, but I'll try

I stumbled across this while watching a video on how to test a circuit for current. You-tuber used this as the connection between the circuit and their multimeter. I ordered them and I'm so glad I did! Connecting multiple electrical wires with a traditional wire nut is such a headache! Strip the wires, try to keep them together as you twist, trim them so they aren't too long, then use a wire nut to hold them together. That's a lot easier! Strip the wire to expose it a bit, open the clamp…

This is the third time I've ordered Wago nuts. I have all three (position 2, 3 and 5). I replaced all of the toggle switches in my house with a new Decora Leviton and matching dimmers from Costco. When I needed a plug I used them (most of them were used with dimmer switches as they had wired "pigtails" which required a plug to install. Leviton's wires just connected directly to the switches. I have them also used exclusively with my LED bulbs that I have replaced (I replaced the old bulb with a

I've always tried using vampire ribbons on 12 gauge (low voltage) wire and it was very disappointing. The ones with the headlights aren't coming. The ones I bought at premium price don't work. I didn't have big enough wire nuts or I would have turned to them (4 wires 12 gauge with thick insulation). Then I discovered these lever nuts from WAGO. IMPRESSIVE! What a time saver. I was able to hook up a 4-way junction in minutes. Then, after testing, I put waterproof liquid tape all over the block…

Excellent product - I don't know how I used to live without these things for use in electrical junction boxes. It's not very painful to twist multiple wires in a cable cap (I have carpal tunnel), they have two probe test terminals, and you can use them to form circuits literally as fast as you can strip wires in a junction box. They are simply better in every respect than even connectors from Wago or Ideal. You can use them with wire sizes from #20 to #12, both solid and stranded. They also…

I build parts of my unfinished basement and do the work myself so it's done in stages. I am connecting several new circuits that should be active before all parts of the basement are completed. Without this type of connector I would have to remove the existing wire nuts to add new branches when I reach the next steps. Done right, this can involve disassembling the existing connection to properly add the new one back, which while acceptable from a code perspective is certainly more complicated…

I didn't get them for free to test at first - I paid for them out of my own pocket and have nothing to do with the manufacturer WAGO or any of its subsidiaries. I will copy and paste this review to other WAGO connector pages just so you know I am not a bot or scammer. I'm just a fan of good gear. I have ordered two, three and five wire WAGO connectors and use them extensively in my home and work projects. Very easy to use, I don't have to remember which nut color goes with which AWG and most…